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   4 days ago · The monastic library also included a register and chronicles of Ulster. (fn. 215) Celtic literature, indeed, seems to have been well known there in the early days. Jocelin, the only Furness chronicler whose name has come down to us, wrote lives of St. Patrick and St. Kentigern, under the direction of the archbishop of Armagh and the bishop of Glasgow.

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3. furnesshistory.blogspot.com › 2024 › 07FURNESS VALE HISTORY SOCIETY: A Furness Vale Montage

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   1 day ago · Furness Vale Local History Society Furness Vale, Derbyshire, United Kingdom We research and record Furness Vale's past. An archive of documents, maps and photographs is maintained, a product of many years research. We hold meetings on the first Tuesday of each month except July and August.

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   6 days ago · Robert Furness Fryars, ... Thelma Cazalet-Keir, Member for East Islington, 1931–1945. For political and public services. ... Librarian-Secretary, Bermuda Library.

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   2 days ago · The library was established in 1882 in a room near the town hall, and moved to its current premises in 1922. A branch of the County Archive Service, opened in 1979 and containing many of the town's archives, is located within adjoining premises, whilst until 1991 the library also housed the Furness Museum, a forerunner of the Dock Museum.

6. www.westmorlandandfurness.gov.uk › node › 4408253A595 Soutergate | Westmorland and Furness Council

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   4 days ago · A595 Soutergate. Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sat, 29/06/2024 - 20:09.

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   3 days ago · Upcoming live concerts: NikNak / The Groove Shaman / Tara Clerkin Trio / Hyperdawn. Film/ Energy. Workshops: Turnablism with NikNak.

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   Why was Furness important?

   • The isolation of Furness increased rather than checked a power possessed by few religious houses in the north; and the abbot ruled vast territories with feudal independence and social advantage. The historical importance of the abbey springs from this feudal ascendancy.

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   How many plough lands did Furness have in 1298?

   • In 1298 the Furness land held in free alms was calculated as 12 plough-lands; Lanes. Inq. i, 292. In 1292 the 11 granges in Furness contained 10½ plough-lands ( Coucher, 634). 163.

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   What did legate say about the monks of Furness?

   • Legate replied, 'Nothing; I will say nothing.' (fn. 147) On 21 March Sussex wrote that the monks of Furness had been as bad as any other; the king desired that the whole truth about their disloyalty should be sought out; but on 10 April Sussex replied that only two had been committed to Lancaster, 'which was all we could find faulty.' (fn. 148)

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   Could a lost Furness Chronicle be the basis of the Manx?

   • It is unlikely that a lost Furness chronicle could be the basis of the Manx (Oliver, Monumenta, i, xii), to which Munch gives a Melrose origin (op. cit. ed. Goss, i, 34). A letter of March, 1538, refers to 'a book of the decisions of disputes heretofore in Furness,' in the possession of the deputy steward; L. and P. Hen. VIII, xiii (1), 427. 219.

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9. www.cumbria-golf-union.org.uk › countyCounty Competitions :: Cumbria Golf

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   3 days ago · 2024. County Strokeplay Championships played at Penrith GC on 29th and 30th June 2024 LIVE. Cumbria v Cheshire plated at Reddish Vale GC on Sunday 16th June 2024 RESULT. County Boys v Yorkshire Boys played at Skipton GC on Sunday 9th June 2024 RESULT. Interclub Strokeplay Championship played Ulverston GC on Saturday 1st June 2024. RESULT.